The Dark Paladin of Marvel

Why does it say in the first chapter that a mage's regular practice method is to absorb energy, but if it's not routine, then it's borrowed from the devil? It makes it seem as if the protagonist has to ask Dormammu to borrow energy which is very special. In the Marvel setting, all mages borrow their abilities from the Demon God. However, some borrow them from the White Demon Lord Vishandi and Trinity, while others borrow them from Dormammu and Sithorne.

At first I thought it was the Paladin of Warcraft, but it turned out to be the Halo Knight of Big Pineapple (ㅇㅅㅇ❀) chasing me.

Team building has always been about getting to the bottom of things, and it is better to do without than to overdo. The first batch of subordinates is a gang of robbing gangsters. They simply don't distinguish between right and wrong. Wouldn't it be better to ask tool people to engage in robot enchantment?

The part about rescuing Stark into another cave was really a failure, and there was no need to do it.

I don't know how to put it, but I also read the last book. Although I didn't see the paid version, your two books basically changed the skin and continued the routine of the previous book. Inexplicably, Dormammu was beaten to tears. I think this Latitude Lord is so rubbish that he can be beaten like this. For no other reason. In the movie, Dormammu is indeed bad, but the B level is not so low. Well, you don't need to create a protagonist who is very strong and can crush all kinds of tycoons. You just want him to be a dimensional lord who has existed for countless eras. How can he make a person cry? If he has this character, how can he become a known lord? He would be swallowed up by others, so he can give power to the protagonist, but it should be a mixture of anger and silence. It is impossible to cry to give strength, but there is no need to write like this. What you wrote feels a bit like a mixture of movies and comics. The descriptions in the movie are sparse or cut, but in the comics, the latitude lords fight around the planets.

No female character card? Why are the starting points now full of eunuch articles, and I have no idea whether my grades are good or not?

Asian, European and American classic Paladin, located in the United States, Asian-style political correctness?

The setting is very good and very pleasing. Looking at the setting introduction, I can think of many pretentious extended settings and plots. The problem is that the author didn't dig deeper here? Moreover, the character of the protagonist is too low and out of class. Sometimes I feel that the protagonist is just like a gangster. Obviously spreading the faith of the Holy Light, it is a great pleasure to be a sage. It is the easiest plot to show off to others and the easiest to show off. I don't know why you didn't write it? Silver Hands are all gang members and gangsters, and each one of them is described by the author as a tool like a human doll! Another great point of enjoyment, a great part of showmanship, and a great part of showing off one's holiness in front of others were wasted. When he first started to conquer the ruffians, the protagonist said that he needed to recruit more people to believe in the Holy Light! I thought the author was going to write about spreading faith and become a magic stick! It turns out that the author forgot about it after writing it down? Iron Man reveals his identity, but the protagonist is unwilling to reveal his identity? Why don't you take advantage of the opportunity to promote Holy Light? Why does it matter whether you are famous or not? It doesn't matter if you don't promote your faith, just be a coward, and you will reach a different world with full level account and infinite blue, and still have the mentality of a petty citizen! So infuriating! You can obviously write very well! I am optimistic about this subject matter and the setting. If the writing is good, it will not be worse than the ferocious natives of this world! ! !

Instead of borrowing mana, it is better to swallow Dormammu directly, or study how these dimensional demons accumulate mana, and eat them one by one. Others will not feel comfortable after all.

The protagonist is a typical American double standard